One of the most powerful ways to relieve tension and bring peace into your being is with breathing relaxation techniques. Working with your breath is effective, convenient, and free. Let's explore how to use the breath to bring a state of deep relaxation, profound peace, and well being into the body.
Step One:
Position: sit up straight, no physical movement, eyes closed. Palms closed and stuck on the thigh.
Breath: breathing techniques combined, normal naturally.
Time: 5-10 minutes.
After sitting upright and slowly closed his eyes, start by loosening all the muscles of your body. Starting from the neck muscles and shoulders, relax slowly. After that try to the other body parts that are still tense.
Begin to explore every part of the body with the mind visualization, from the tip of your toes, slowly climbed up into the crown of the head. Keep your eyes closed to relax.
After the whole body feels loose, limp and comfortable; enjoy that position for a moment and calm breathing, slow rhythm with no arrests at all. Keep your entire body feel good.
Step Two:
Position: sit up straight, no physical movement, eyes closed. Open palms, back of hands flat on your thighs.
Breath: breathing techniques combined, normal naturally.
Time: 5-10 minutes.
Position as you did in Step One, but open palms upward with back of his hand against the thigh.
Feel it with all parts of your body; mood, situation or condition of the room where you are practicing. Once you feel comfortable throughout your body, point the attention to the center of the open palms. Feel the sensation or vibration or anything that happens in the palm of the hand.
Step Three:
Position: standing straight, eyes closed, arms at your sides.
Breath: breathing techniques combined, normal naturally.
Time: 5-10 minutes.
After standing position you feel good and comfortable, place most of your attention on both arms, from the shoulder slowly descend into the upper arm, forearm and elbow until finally palms. Attention to the center of the palm.
After a while you may feel a sensation in the hands or vibrations in the arm and shoulder. Follow only if the vibration or energy is finally lift the arm up slowly, then down again. Stay tuned vibration or other sensations that lifts your arms without muscle power. Raised by itself, not on your willpower.
If you are someone who is less sensitive, so do not feel anything, just keep calm and relaxed. This does not mean you fail or do not benefit from this exercise. Exercise is not just physical, but also if the mind and soul.
Step Four:
Position: standing straight, eyes closed, palms facing each other in front of the chest, but do not touch (there is distance).
Breath: breathing techniques combined, normal naturally.
Time: 5-10 minutes.
Once you are comfortable position, place most of your attention on both arms, from the shoulder, slowly down to the arm, elbow and forearm and then palms. Direct your attention to the center of the palm.
After a while maybe you will feel a sensation or vibration energy in the palm of the hand. When a sensation or vibration energy in the palm of your hand was moving, just follow the movement, do not resist. Take hold of your hand movement without muscle power.
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